Sintra Hotel Macau Macau Peninsula

... Tuuli piiskaa tornia ja pystyy tuntemaan kuinka se huojuu ulkona alkavassa myrskyssa. Kuka taalta muka hyppaisi vapaaehtoisesti alas? No me tietenkin.

Tuona iltana taifuuni "Koppu" pyyhalsi Macaun yli. Taifuunivaroitus nousi korkeammalle kuin Macaossa koskaan (Taso 8. "Musta varoitus") Ihmiset olivat sisatiloissa ja kadut autioituivat. allekirjoittanut nukkui hostellilla tietenkin makeaa unta onnellisen tietamattomana mistaan vaarasta (Memmu ...

... in a few hours and go on to Hong Kong for two nights resting and site seeing. Then back to realty in El Paso to arrive on Thursday. I will sent a wrap up after I have had time to reflect and rest. It is so hard to say goodbye to our great friends from this and prior journeys. You always wonder if you will ever see them again. If we are lucky there will also be another view from the back seat. God Bless America!

... located just inside the fortress. The total area of the museum is 2,800 square meters. There are 3 floors in the museum, in which the 1st floor displays the beginnings of Macau and the arrival of Portuguese traders and Jesuit missionaries in the 16th century. In the 2nd floor of the museum, it exhibits the daily life and traditions of old Macau. The top ...

... you ask me but still fun. We skipped the casino and went up stairs to have some free time to look around, but I think several of our group went right back down into the casino again. Jonathan and I walked around the mall - this is the upper level, mind - and watched the gondola boats pass under a bridge and around a large castle centerpiece. The sky was like something out of Harry Potter, with light and clouds and even a sunset coloring at one side. There was a violin player there ...

... look down upon from the Cube had gathered a bit of garbage as well. Not really "a bit", more like a lot, but there'll be those little sampan like boats coming through using their nets and picking the stuff out of the water. Then some shots from outside the Cube Farm and at the Airport Express station where Mike and I will be here ...

After a very hectic weekend, which saw a generally lazy me, encounter some strange sights, such as the apparently famous congregating philpino maids on sunday, which is comprised of all the maids in Hong Kong, who only get sundays off, taking over the raised walkways in central and spending the day chatting, playing cards and braiding hair, and is a fabulous sight for someone unaccustomed to this ritual (it is a ...

... the famous Gumdrop Mountains which was complete with an English speaking guide and our own private van to take us wherever we desired to go. The whole package cost about $60. My guess is that in the States, the cost would be ten times that. In Vietnam or Myanmar it would be half the price. Our hotel was in the "tourist" section of Guilin-which was actually pretty sizable for a town of just under half a million people, seeing as how the local scenery is featured on both the ...